An edition of The Shame of Reason in Organizational Change (2011)

Shame of Reason in Organizational Change

A Levinassian Perspective

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Shame of Reason in Organizational Change
Naud van der Ven, David Bevan
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A Levinassian Perspective

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Subjects
Organizational change, Shame, Reason, Levinas, emmanuel, 1906-1995, Business ethics

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The Shame of Reason in Organizational Change: A Levinassian Perspective
Aug 01, 2013, Springer
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Cover of: Shame of Reason in Organizational Change
Shame of Reason in Organizational Change: A Levinassian Perspective
2011, Springer
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BJ1-1725

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xx, 192

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OL37150891M
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9789048193738

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